
1940 - U.S. Rte 2, Pine Tree Trail (actual photo)

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Maine Cedar Log Moose Co
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Artisans & Makers
Mile 214 · Rte 2
Molunkus
Hand-crafted cedar log moose, bears, and folk-art sculptures built from real Maine cedar. Located in Molunkus Township — the southern gateway to Aroostook County on Route 2. Home of the original 1937 Pine Tree Trail sign that sparked the modern revival of the Trail. A working Maine craft studio where every piece is shaped by hand.
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Penobscot River Walkway
Trails
0.6 mi off · Mile 146 · Rte 2
Bangor
Riverfront trail system along the Penobscot River connecting downtown Bangor to the amphitheater and waterfront park. Combined Penobscot River Walkway and Riverfront Trail offer scenic access to concerts, events, and the working waterfront.
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Penobscot River Access
Boat Access
Mile 146 · Rte 2
Bangor
City-maintained landing facility on the Penobscot River at Bangor's downtown waterfront. Dock and float access only — no launching ramp. All-tide access with toilet facilities on site. Hand-carry small craft only. Natural takeout point for paddlers coming downriver from Orono, Passadumkeag, or Lincoln.
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Paul Bunyan
Landmarks
0.8 mi off · Mile 146 · Rte 2
Bangor
31-foot-tall fiberglass statue unveiled in 1959 on Bangor's 125th anniversary. Designed by J. Normand Martin. Featured in Stephen King's 1986 novel It. Free public landmark.
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Cascade Park
Landmarks
Mile 148 · Rte 2
Bangor
Historic park with paved paths and a waterfall fountain typically running May through October. One of Bangor's oldest public parks. Free.
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Mount Hope Cemetery
Landmarks
Mile 149 · Rte 2
Bangor
Second oldest garden cemetery in the United States. Designed by Charles G. Bryant in 1834. Gravesite of Hannibal Hamlin, 15th Vice President. Al Brady, FBI Public Enemy Number One, buried here 1937. Filming location for Stephen King's Pet Sematary (1989). National Register of Historic Places. Free.
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Bangor City Forest & Orono Bog Boardwalk
Trails
1.7 mi off · Mile 152 · Rte 2
Bangor
City-maintained 680-acre urban forest featuring the Orono Bog Boardwalk — a mile-long raised boardwalk through a National Natural Landmark peat bog. Extensive trail network through mixed forest suitable for all ages.
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Penobscot River Access
Boat Access
Mile 153 · Rte 2
Orono
Hard ramp on the Penobscot River at Orono, maintained by PPL-Maine (Black Bear Hydro). 10' wide. 6 rig parking spaces. Penobscot mainstem access between Milford and Bangor.
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Penobscot River Access
Boat Access
Mile 165 · Rte 2
Milford
Town-maintained hard ramp on the Penobscot River at Milford. 10' wide, 110' long, 14% grade. 13 rig parking spaces, fully accessible. Penobscot mainstem access between Old Town and Greenbush.
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Penobscot River Access
Boat Access
Mile 177 · Rte 2
Passadumkeag
Town-maintained hard ramp on the Penobscot River at Passadumkeag village. 10' wide, 73' long, 13% grade. 4 rig parking spaces. Located near the confluence of the Passadumkeag River; a natural takeout for paddlers coming downstream from Lincoln or Winn. Wheelchair-accessible parking lot available.
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Passadumkeag River Access
Boat Access
1.9 mi off · Mile 178 · Rte 2
Passadumkeag
State-maintained gravel carry-in on the Passadumkeag River, a Penobscot tributary. Small watercraft only — no trailer access. Managed by Maine DIFW. Flows approximately 2 miles downstream to join the Penobscot River at Passadumkeag village.
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